Normal helicopters can land safely with no engine power, it's called autorotating.
But this from the linked sites FAQ:
Q : Can it auto-rotate? (descend safely in the case of engine failure) A : No. In order to keep the helicopter simple and easy to fly the pitch in the rotors is fixed making auto-rotation impossible. A balistic parachute will be provided in case of multiple engine failure.
The only solution I see is to make all DRM, Apples, Microsoft, Sony.. etc. compatible with all media players and OSes.
You must remember that Apple OS users cannot use Microsoft's DRM, but the Apple DRM can be used by MS OSes.
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Thankfully I was out at the time and a neighbour informed the Police that it was a cardboard Bond and posed no threat.
They didn't smash the door down or arrest me. I guess I got lucky, but it happened around 1996 a time of less paranoia.